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Explore your options when immigration caps are reached. Understand how immigration caps affect visas and discover legal pathways to stay in the U.S.

As USCIS continues to change the way it evaluates EB-1A petitions, applicants are finding it harder to anticipate what a "successful petition" might look like. In this first installment of our EB-1A series, we're looking at criterion #4: Judging the Work of Others. What does it mean? What does it require? Find out here.

USCIS appears to be applying a new, unofficial version of the National Waiver Standard. Here's how we move forward.

Proving that you're "well-positioned" to pursue nationally-important work is becoming harder to prove | Adobe By Amber Davis, Principal Attorney at Waypoint Immigration USA, and Kate Luther The National Interest Waiver (NIW) has been an integral part of the U.S. immigration pathway since the 90s. Designed to streamline immigration for immigrants who brought significant benefit to the U.S. but fell through the cracks of the complex legal immigration system, the NIW removes the